Sentence examples for are matters which from inspiring English sources

This is another way of saying that these are matters which depend on "differences of degree.

THOMS: These are matters which had to do with the conduct of the war.

Gibson said of it: "There are matters which deserve further investigation.

"Typically, corrupt activities are matters which are done one-on-one," he said.

These are matters which in the course of business come to be fairly well settled and understood.

These are matters which might properly be held to have a material bearing upon the question whether the individual use proposed might not in fact be a public one.

One principle is matter which they regard as utterly unqualified and inert.

The end of this process of diminishing activities is matter which is entirely bereft of form and so of intelligibility, but whose existence is ultimately owing to the One, via the instrumentality of Intellect and Soul.

The passive substance is matter, which "lies sluggish, a substance ready for any use, but sure to remain unemployed if no one sets it in motion".

But although Ulster's Troubles and Europe's currency are matters about which a relatively small number of voters feel a passionate intensity, they are matters to which the broad electorate is either inured or indifferent.

These are matters over which Mandelson has little influence.